Word: keeps
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...upper entrance. Section heads should check their men and be ready to report absences to division head usher. General assignment men will report to head usher. Men assigned to ropes must prevent all persons from passing under. Men on press stand will admit on press tickets only. All should keep to their posts until the meet is over...
...manage the tables itself. This has been the arrangement throughout the year. Dissatisfaction has been expressed by the captains of the teams at various times, and on Saturday active steps were taken in the matter, because the men who have been eating at the tables have been unable to keep in good condition and have, in some cases, entered contests unfitted to do their best. The trouble has evidently not been with the quality of the food served but rather in the preparation and manner of service. Certain economies, not too pleasant and usually false, have also been practiced which...
...Conference begins the day after the crew races at New London and finishes in ample time for men to keep their July first appointments. A. Beane '11 plans to come up after the races with several men from Red Top, while the main delegation leaves Boston Friday noon, June 20th. Some men are able to stay only part of the time, but the majority stay through the ten days. More than 100 men in the University have attended the Conferences at some time in the past and attest to their being "worth while". A committee of twelve is in charge...
Instead of a Wednesday meeting of the Freshman class this week, the Entertainment Committee have decided to engage Kanrich's band for Saturday, May 17, the day of the Freshman dual track meet with Yale, and to have a parade of the entire class to the field. Keep this date in mind and be present without fail. 1916 ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE...
This publication should be of extreme interest to every man graduating this year as it will keep him in touch with both graduate and undergraduate affairs. In addition the Bulletin forms the chief support of the Alumni work which is a very important branch of all college affairs. It is hoped that the Senior class will cooperate with Mr. Jones...